Ruff 0.16 Turned On 354 Rules. Here's What They Caught
I ran Ruff 0.15 and 0.16 with default settings on 60 untouched...
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Ruff 0.16 Turned On 354 Rules. Here's What They Caught
I ran Ruff 0.15 and 0.16 with default settings on 60 untouched...
Archived Dependencies: A Signal, Not a Death Notice
Archiving a GitHub repo changes nothing on npm. Here is what the...
What Disappeared From the Web in 20 Years, and Why
BASIC, HTML without CSS, PHP as the default backend, jQuery, and class...
The Three-Year Dependency That Promised More Than It Kept
TSLint promised a stable API for years, then its own maintainers deprecated...
What Happens When a Team Starts Suppressing Lint Rules
An AI assistant's fastest fix for a lint error is often silencing...
Twelve CI Gates: Which I Put First, and Why in That Order
Lint and format catch cheap mistakes. The gates deciding if code survives...